Sentence examples for a big problem said from inspiring English sources
"I'm certain that drought is a big problem," said Driver.
"It's a big problem," said Mohammed al-Hassan Ali, the government forestry manager in South Darfur.
What's likely to move is employees and that's a big problem," said Moscardi.
"But in the process, you're losing biodiversity, which is a big problem," said Eakin.
"We're about to have a big problem," said Morris A. Davis, a real estate expert at the University of Wisconsin.
"We understand, you have a big problem," said one European official who said he would speak only if not identified.
When such organizers try to raise awareness about a big problem — say, global poverty — they are talking about a crisis, which can evoke ennui and helplessness.
"Finding lunch in the neighborhood is a big problem," says Sanchez, who spends much of the week meeting clients in Manhattan anyway.
"We're absolutely not going away, and they're not giving up, so we got a big problem," says Mr McBride.
This is a big problem," says da Silva, referring to damage of the local ecosystem that would be caused if the river banks were altered artificially.
"It was a big problem," says an IT manager at Microsoft.
